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* OnlyOneName: Exaggerated, all characters lacks a surname., with the only aversions (there are more, three idol human girls that i don't know the names of) being John A. Chopper from ''8''.
* RemixedLevel: The remix songs are, of course, this, with the character MZD presiding over most of them. However, URA charts (introduced in ''8'') and UPPER charts (introduced in ''peace'') provide already-existing songs with a new set of charts, usually more difficult than before (and adding long Pop-kuns, in the case of UPPER charts).
* RemixedLevel: The remix songs are, of course, this, with the character MZD presiding over most of them. However, URA charts (introduced in ''8'') and UPPER charts (introduced in ''peace'') provide already-existing songs with a new set of charts, usually more difficult than before (and adding long Pop-kuns, in the case of UPPER charts).
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* OnlyOneName: Exaggerated, all Most of the characters lacks a surname., have only one name, with the only aversions (there are more, three idol human girls that i don't know the names of) being no surname. Aversions include Toru Kamikaze from ''1'', Hiroshi Jingu from ''2'', John A. Chopper from ''8''.
''8'', Hikari Nijino from ''13'', and a few others.
* RemixedLevel: The remix songs are, of course, this, with the character MZD presiding over most of them. However, URA charts (introduced in''8'') ''11'') and UPPER charts (introduced in ''peace'') provide already-existing songs with a new set of charts, usually more difficult than before (and adding long Pop-kuns, in the case of UPPER charts).
* RemixedLevel: The remix songs are, of course, this, with the character MZD presiding over most of them. However, URA charts (introduced in
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* ''NEW pop'n music Welcome to Wonderland!'' (TBA)
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* ''NEW pop'n music Welcome to Wonderland!'' (TBA)(Cancelled)
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* OnlyOneName: Exaggerated, all characters lacks a surname., with the only aversions (there are more, three idol human girls that i don't know the names of) being John A. Chopper from ''8''.
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** Last ''pop'n music'' game to have a Platform/PlayStation2 port.
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** Last ''pop'n music'' game to have a Platform/PlayStation2 port.port, as well as to have a non-arcade port overall, not counting the PSP games and Utacchi, atleast before ''Lively"
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* OnlyOneName: Exaggerated, all characters lacks a surname., with the only aversions being John A. Chopper from ''8''.
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** Last ''pop'n music'' game to have a UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast port.
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** Last ''pop'n music'' game to have a UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast Platform/SegaDreamcast port.
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** Last ''pop'n music'' game to have a UsefulNotes/PlayStation port. Said port has the most songs of any [=PS1=] ''pop'n'' game, at 104 songs.
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** Last ''pop'n music'' game to have a UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation port. Said port has the most songs of any [=PS1=] ''pop'n'' game, at 104 songs.
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** Last ''pop'n music'' game to have a UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 Platform/PlayStation2 port.
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* UsefulNotes/HighDefinition: As of ''pop'n music 19 TUNE STREET'', the game is available in a new cabinet with a high-definition monitor, although the game can still be run in a cabinet with a 4:3 SDTV.
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* LicensedGame: There was a "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Disney Tunes]]" edition for the [=PlayStation=]
** And some of the songs are [[CoverVersion covers from TV shows and anime]]. Later releases give these songs their own category. Even later releases use the originals rather than covers, at the expense of keysounds.
** And some of the songs are [[CoverVersion covers from TV shows and anime]]. Later releases give these songs their own category. Even later releases use the originals rather than covers, at the expense of keysounds.
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* GratuitousEnglish: Though less than most other Bemani; song [[strike:names]] genres are written almost exclusively in Japanese characters. Each game in the series has an announcer who talks in English; some speak it [[SurprisinglyGoodEnglish flawlessly]], while some will pronounce, say, "Challenge Mode", as "charenji moodo."
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* GratuitousEnglish: Though less than most other Bemani; song [[strike:names]] genres are written almost exclusively in Japanese characters. Each game in the series has an announcer who talks in English; some speak it [[SurprisinglyGoodEnglish flawlessly]], flawlessly, while some will pronounce, say, "Challenge Mode", as "charenji moodo."
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* ChallengeRun: Challenge Mode's many normas. Before a song, you can select up to two normas, each with their own requirements (such as getting ''x'' points or getting less than ''y'' bads). Fulfilling a norma's requirement will earn you "Challenge Points". Though not necessary to pass songs, getting enough Challenge Points will yield an [[BonusBoss extra stage]].
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* ChallengeRun: Challenge Mode's many normas. Before a song, you can select up to two normas, each with their own requirements (such as getting ''x'' points or getting less than ''y'' bads). Fulfilling a norma's requirement will earn you "Challenge Points". Though not necessary to pass songs, getting enough Challenge Points will yield an [[BonusBoss [[OptionalBoss extra stage]].
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* ''pop'n music Kaimei Riddles''[[note]]''Kaimei'', in Japanese, can be roughly transliterated to "elucidation".[[/note]] (2020) '''- Current Version'''
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* ''pop'n music Kaimei Riddles''[[note]]''Kaimei'', in Japanese, can be roughly transliterated to "elucidation".[[/note]] (2020) '''- Current Version'''(2020)
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* ''pop'n music UniLab'' (2022) '''- Current Version'''
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** ''peace'' introduces "Popperz chronicle", where instead of an original song you play a medley of the hardest songs from past installments, from ''14 FEVER!'' to ''peace''... [[OhCrap but you have to play parts of their charts as well, complete with the BPM changes.]] This is taken UpToEleven with the UPPER chart added in June 16th, 2020, which recreates the respective chart sections more faithfully, [[NintendoHard most apparent in the SILENT section.]]
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** ''peace'' introduces "Popperz chronicle", where instead of an original song you play a medley of the hardest songs from past installments, from ''14 FEVER!'' to ''peace''... [[OhCrap but you have to play parts of their charts as well, complete with the BPM changes.]] This is taken UpToEleven up to eleven with the UPPER chart added in June 16th, 2020, which recreates the respective chart sections more faithfully, [[NintendoHard most apparent in the SILENT section.]]
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Loads and Loads of Characters is a disambiguation page now.
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The SimpleYetAwesome core gameplay of ''pop'n'' and its [[SequelDifficultySpike ever-escalating challenge for veteran players]] has allowed the series to become successful with RhythmGame fans, helped by a wide variety of songs to play and [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters a massive boatload of cute and colorful characters]]. Having first launched in 1998, Konami continues to release new versions and updates, with many updates providing new songs and characters to unlock and new versions providing major game updates and new interface styles.
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The SimpleYetAwesome core gameplay of ''pop'n'' and its [[SequelDifficultySpike ever-escalating challenge for veteran players]] has allowed the series to become successful with RhythmGame fans, helped by a wide variety of songs to play and [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters a massive boatload of cute and colorful characters]].characters. Having first launched in 1998, Konami continues to release new versions and updates, with many updates providing new songs and characters to unlock and new versions providing major game updates and new interface styles.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: About 10-20 new characters with every release. Check out the [[Characters/PopNMusic character page]]! This page doesn't even begin to convey just how many characters there are. One of the Official Character Illustration books for the series has over 300 pages just devoted to Character bios alone. Granted, the book covers 10 games, but for a rhythm gave to even have characters, let alone 300+, well... you can see why this trope applies. %% Pop'n fans, help us fill it out!
** [[http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/3409/tumblrljlxjuqug61qenmyn.png To think this poster is pretty much outdated.]]
** [[http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/3409/tumblrljlxjuqug61qenmyn.png To think this poster is pretty much outdated.]]
